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During the 20 years I lived in Tucson, Arizona, the border wall between the US and Mexico became a source of considerable controversy. The wall was intended to prevent people from Mexico from entering the country of my birth....
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People with a lot of money get that money by a variety of means. They work hard, they invest wisely, they take advantage of other people, and/or they steal the money from others. Lacking a conscious, these people become milli...
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From the Anthropocene e-zine on 23 December 2020 comes a story titled Study ties amphibian collapses with increased malaria outbreaks. The subhead: “If you remove frogs and other ‘mosquito-reducers’ from the landscape, what h...
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I have mentioned the rising sea level many times in this space. I have not expressed concern, primarily because we face challenges much greater than rising sea levels. New information suggests concern is warranted. I apologiz...
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I have reported many of the consequences of microplastics in this space. This video presents yet another in a long list of adverse consequences of microplastics.
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Professor Guy R McPherson is an internationally recognized speaker, award-winning scientist, and the world’s leading authority on abrupt, irreversible climate change leading to near-term human extinction
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